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Published 11 days ago

Court rules Washington's high-capacity magazine ban will stay in place while legal challenge unfolds

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A Washington Supreme Court commissioner sided with the Attorney General's motion to keep the magazine ban in place while the law's constitutionality is argued.

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Court commissioner rules Washington high-capacity magazine ban will stay in effect

High-capacity magazine sales will remain illegal in Washington, a state Supreme Court Commissioner ruled Thursday after the law was initially deemed unconstitutional earlier this month.

11 days ago·Spokane, United States
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Just the NewsJust the News

Supreme Court Commissioner: WA’s high-capacity magazine ban staying in place

The ban had been effectively overturned on April 8 when Cowlitz County Superior Court Judge Gary Bashor ruled the law itself was unconstitutional in a lawsuit between the state and Gator’s Custom Guns in Kelso and issued an injunction to stop the state from enforcing the ban.

11 days ago·Washington, United States
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Washington state ban on high-capacity gun magazines will stay in place as court battle continues

The sale of high-capacity gun magazines will remain illegal in Washington state while a court fight over the ban continues to play out. That’s according to a decision issued Thursday by Washington state Supreme Court Commissioner Michael Johnston.The ruling stems from a 2022 state law banning the sale, import or distribution of gun magazines that hold more than 10 rounds.Last fall, Washington’s attorney general sued Gator’s Custom Guns, a dealer…

11 days ago·Portland, United States
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King5 NewsKing5 News

Court rules Washington's high-capacity magazine ban will stay in place while legal challenge unfolds

A Washington Supreme Court commissioner sided with the Attorney General's motion to keep the magazine ban in place while the law's constitutionality is argued.

11 days ago·Seattle, United States
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Supreme Court Commissioner: WA’s high-capacity magazine ban staying in place

(The Center Square) – State Supreme Court Commissioner Michael Johnston ruled Thursday morning that the buying or selling of high-capacity magazines – those capable of holding more than 10 rounds of ammunition – will remain illegal in Washington while legal…

11 days ago·United States
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Washington state ban on high-capacity gun magazines will stay in place as court battle continues

The sale of high-capacity gun magazines will remain illegal in Washington state while a court fight over the ban continues to play out. That’s according to a decision issued Thursday by Washington state Supreme Court Commissioner Michael Johnston.

11 days ago
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